This morning, I ran across some sad news. According to a BBC report, the last Howard Johnson's restaurant, located in Lake George, New York (my old stomping grounds), may be going out of business. Some traditions, such as turquoise and orange buildings, should go on forever. A couple of years ago, CBS Sunday Morning presented a feature on this last surviving HoJo's Restaurant:
Aug 9, 2017
The Last Howard Johnson Restaurant
A few years ago, I posted a blog entry about Chief Petty Officer John Morrissey. I served with Chief Morrissey on the USS Maloy (DE-791), and one of his claims to fame was that he had amassed a small fortune as a result of being an early investor in the Howard Johnson restaurant business. According to Wikipedia, Howard Johnson's "was the largest restaurant chain in the U.S. throughout the 1960s and 1970s, with more than 1,000 combined company-owned and franchised outlets."
This morning, I ran across some sad news. According to a BBC report, the last Howard Johnson's restaurant, located in Lake George, New York (my old stomping grounds), may be going out of business. Some traditions, such as turquoise and orange buildings, should go on forever. A couple of years ago, CBS Sunday Morning presented a feature on this last surviving HoJo's Restaurant:
This morning, I ran across some sad news. According to a BBC report, the last Howard Johnson's restaurant, located in Lake George, New York (my old stomping grounds), may be going out of business. Some traditions, such as turquoise and orange buildings, should go on forever. A couple of years ago, CBS Sunday Morning presented a feature on this last surviving HoJo's Restaurant:
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